Sure, let’s sketch the idea—first build a portable “storm cage” with a grounded steel frame and a massive copper coil to catch the lightning, then feed that into a simple Tesla coil for the light show, and line the floor with glow‑in‑the‑dark moss to absorb the UV glow. But we’ll need a waterproof tarp, a battery bank for the coil, and a safety shutdown switch so the rave doesn’t turn into a fire drill. If the storm rolls in fast, we can deploy the cage in a ditch, plug the coil in, crank up the lights, and have a rave that actually works—just keep that spark under control.

Solid concrete slab, solar panel on the tarp, neon no‑touch sign—yeah that’s the plan. I’ll map out the exact placement of the coil, the battery bank, and the “no‑touch” zone in a little diagram so no one missteps, and I’ll double‑check the grounding so we keep the rave safe and glitch‑free. Let's keep the lights dazzling and the sparks under control.

Got it, I’ll fire up the beacon, lock the ground wire tight, and keep the plan in my notebook—no surprises, just a lit‑up, glitch‑free rave. Enjoy the thunder‑party!